Energy Audit

Become more efficient in your business. With this service, we'll analyse your set-up and make savings and efficiency recommendations that are specific to your needs.

Why is it right for me?

Customisation

We provide measures adapted to your day-to-day life allowing saving.

Environmentally friendly

Your energy use will be more cost-effective and environmentally friendly.

Convenience

We take care of everything so you can focus on running your business.

What does it involve?

This audit analyses the energy efficiency of the equipment that consumes electricity and fossil fuels, the way in which the installations are used, the energy bills, etc.

The goal is to improve the energy efficiency of existing processes and installations while also identifying energy-saving and efficiency improvements. The audit identifies possible savings first, then selects the best solutions and conducts a technical and economic analysis.

What is the process?

Information collection

Our technician will study your set-up to gather all the necessary information.

Technical visits

To understand how the equipment works and how it is operated and to take measurements for the study.

Analysis and report

Our technician will present the energy status of the installations, potential energy saving options and estimated gain.

Spanish Royal Decree requirements

The audits are carried out in accordance with the Spanish Royal Decree 56/2016 and meet the requirements of UNE-EN 16247-1: Energy audits standards. General requirements; UNE-EN 16247-2: Energy audits. Buildings; UNE-EN 16247-3: Energy audits. Processes; UNE-EN 16247-4: Energy audits. Transmission.

The Spanish Royal Decree 56/2016 of 12 February 2016, partially transposing Directive 2012/27/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 25 October 2012, whereby large companies are obliged to carry out an energy audit.

To access all information contained in RD 56/2016, click here [PDF]

Large companies, defined as those with at least 250 employees or a revenue of more than 50 million Euro and a balance sheet of more than 43 million Euro, are required to conduct an energy audit. This category also includes groups of companies which, taking into account the aggregate figures of all the companies forming the consolidated group, meet the requirements of a large company.

The energy audit must cover at least 85% of the total final energy consumption of all facilities located on the national territory that are part of the industrial, commercial, and service operations that these companies and groups manage in the course of developing their economic activity.

It must be carried out in accordance with UNE-EN 16247-1: Energy audits standards: General requirements; UNE-EN 16247-2: Energy audits. Buildings; UNE-EN 16247-3: Energy audits. Processes; UNE-EN 16247-4: Energy audits. Transmission.

The deadline for completing the energy audit is 14 of November, 2016, assuming it has not been completed in the previous four years (meeting the requirements of this Spanish Royal Decree).

Thereafter, unless they have adopted an energy or environmental management system approved by an independent organisation in accordance with international standards, liable parties are required to undertake an energy audit every four years from the date of the previous audit.